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Why: - Iteration mechanics should slice execution without creating a second appetite, authority model, or tracking artifact. - Small in-bet spikes and payout-level diagnostic bets need an explicit hierarchy. Changes: - Keep stories, iterations, pivots, and spikes inside the owning delivery bet's contract and appetite. - Use repository-owned tracking artifacts and defer milestone closure sweeps to the milestone contract. - Refine the spike template around bounded discriminating evidence and diagnostic-bet escalation. |
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Agentkills
This repository is a collection of Agentskills.
I currently link to this repo from ~/.codex/skills.
If it turns out to be an issue that agents know about all skills in every project, I will try to figure out a more selective approach in the future.